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Jenkins, Dowsett, & Burton Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2018
You'll never forget a face... as long as you don't see more than 5,000 in your lifetime, study from University of York finds. The Telegraph
Never forget a face? The average person can recall 5,000 faces in their lifetime with high performers able to remember as many as 10,000. Daily Mail
People know 5,000 faces on average, study says. Sci News
You look familiar: humans recognise 5,000 faces, study says. MSN
You look familiar: Humans recognize 5,000 faces, study says. Taipei Times
You look familiar: humans recognise 5,000 faces, study says. Talk Vietnam
PASSPORT CONTROL & PHOTO ID
Mileva & Burton British Journal of Psychology, 2018
19 - 24 June 2018
Why smiling for a passport photo could prevent identity fraud. The Telegraph
Smiling in passport photos could help prevent identity fraud, study suggests. The Independent
Passports news: Smiling in your photograph could prevent your identity being
Smiling passport photos could help keep identity fraudsters at bay, says report. The Yorkshire Post
Say cheese! Why a toothy smile makes it easier for you to be identified. Science Daily
How toothy smiles in photos may prevent identity fraud. The Hans India
Smiling in ID photos could help prevent identity theft or fraud. Earth.com
Why a smiling passport picture would be easier to identify. iNews
Study: Say cheese! Why a toothy smile makes it easier for you to be identified. TdNews
McCaffery & Burton Bad news for passport control: face matching is harder than Applied Cognitive Psychology, 2016 we realised. BPS Digest
White, Kemp, Jenkins, Matheson & Burton Passport officers struggle to spot fake photo IDs. Time Passport officers no better than public at spotting fake ID. Mail on Sunday
Thousands of people could be entering UK using fraudulent passports. Daily Record
Passports should carry multiple photos, say researchers. The Telegraph
Passport officers no better than untrained amateurs at face recognition. The Independent
FACE AVERAGES
Robertson, Kramer & Burton
PLoS ONE, 2015
30 March - 1 April 2015
Storing average photo and improve smartphone face recognition. Business Standard
Storing average photo can improve smartphone face recognition. News Hub
Smartphone face recognition improved by copying the brain. EurekAlert!
Researchers improve smartphone recognition by combining photos. Biometric Update
The Average Face of Dr Who 24 December 2013
Doctor Who: Aberdeen researchers reveal 'average' face of time lord. BBC News
A Who's Who of Time Lords as image merges 12 faces of Doctor. The Times
Face of ultimate Doctor Who revealed by Scottish university. The Scotsman
Scientists reveal the Time Lord's 'average face. Daily Mirror
Jenkins & Burton Science, 2008
11 September 2007 - 28 January 2008
Face recognition software creates 'average' of individuals. The Telegraph
The Average Face of a Party Leader in 2015
5 May 2015
What the average face of a party leader looks like in 2015.
SUPER-RECOGNISERS
Robertson, Noyes, Dowsett, Jenkins & Burton PLoS ONE, 2016
29 February - 24 March 2016
Could super-recognisers be the latest weapon in the war on terror. The
Proof that super-spotters really can find any face in a crowd. The
Met. Police Super-recognisers make 75% fewer mistakes...
FACE RECOGNITION IN THE REAL WORLD
13 December 2016
The trouble with facial recognition technology (in the real world). The Conversation
25 November 2009
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